17Military Operations in 24 Hours A Firepower Momentum That Reveals the Size of Sana a s Strategic Stockpile and Consecrates the Equation of Escalation for Escalation

The military operations of the Yemeni Armed Forces in Sana’a recorded an unprecedented escalation in pace and spread, as they carried out during the past 24 hours only 17 qualitative military operations, distributed between concentrated strikes in the Saudi depth and direct targetings of the armed formations funded by Saudi Arabia on the various axes and ignited fronts.
Special — Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
This wide daily toll included a series of precise aerial and ballistic strikes that hit economic facilities and vital military bases in the depth of the Kingdom, among them the targeting of the “Aramco” company in the heart of the capital, Riyadh, with a drone, the striking of the “Yanbu” oil facility with a ballistic missile, the striking of Pumping Station No. (7) on the (East – West) pipeline with a drone, along with the targeting of a military cargo plane at Sharurah Airport, and the bombardment of Khamis Mushait Air Base with a ballistic missile, in parallel with six concentrated ballistic operations that struck the Saudi mobilizations under the supervision of Saudi officers in Kharaz Camp and Ras Al-Arah in Lahj Governorate.
This wide operational momentum and the ability to manage and carry out this large amount of simultaneous strikes in distant theaters of operations during one day reflects strategic implications of extreme importance; the most prominent of which is Sana’a’s possession of a huge and renewable strategic stockpile of ballistic missiles and drone aviation, and a high capability for continuous military manufacturing and development in a way that guarantees the sustainability of supply and its not being affected by the length of the confrontation.
This field escalation also affirms that the Armed Forces in Sana’a have made full and prior preparations to engage in a long-term battle and with an open strategic approach, which the official